Each year the European Commission offers 2 five month, paid traineeships, for 1,300 trainees in administrative or translation positions. Registrations are now open for the October 2019 session. Hurry up!

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Organization: The European Commission is the executive body of the EU, which represents and defends the interests of Europe as a whole. It prepares proposals for new European legislation, manages daily work for the implementation of EU policies, manages the budget, allocates funding and allocates funds, represents the EU on the international scene. The original nucleus from which the current European Commission derives was the High Authority of the European Coal and Steel Community, established in 1951 and established on 10 August 1952 in Luxembourg. Initially there were 3 European executive organs (ECSC High Authority, EEC Commission, Euratom Commission) that coexisted until 1 July 1967, when the Merger Treaty brought them into a single body, the Commission of the European Communities. The commissioners that comprise it, one for each member state, represent the political leadership of the Commission during the five-year term. The Commission's daily work is carried out by its officials, ie administrative staff, lawyers, economists, translators, interpreters, secretarial staff, etc., structured in services called "Directorates General" (DG)

Duty Station: Most of the Commission's services and agencies are located in Brussels. However, Commission offices are also located in Luxembourg, London, Grange and in a few other European cities. Candidates will be assigned to a Directorate General, Agency or Service. More information on the DGs and their activities is available on the Departments and executive agencies page of the European Commission website.

Open To: Graduated people from all over the world, regardless of age

Timeframe: The training period is from October to end February of the following year.

Deadline: 4th February 2019 (12:00, Brussels time)

Job description: Trainees work all over the European Commission/Services/Agencies. The content of the job depends on the service you are assigned to. You may, for example, work in the field of competition law, human resources, environmental policy etc. The trainee daily work consists of:

- Attending and organising meetings, working groups, forums, public hearings;

- Researching and compiling documentation, reports, consultations, answering queries;

- Running projects.

Qualifications: The traineeship programme is open to university graduates who:

- Have a university degree or equivalent, of at least 3 years of study, corresponding to a complete cycle (Bachelor's);

- Have a very good knowledge (C level as per the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages) of two EU official languagues, one of which must be a procedural language: English or French or German. For non EU nationals only one procedural language is required.

- Have no prior work experience of any kind, in excess of 6 weeks in any EU institution, body or agency, EU delegations, with Members of Parliament (MEPs) or Advocates General at the EUCJ.

Wage: The living allowance for the 2019 traineeships sessions will be 1,196.84€ per month.

Application process: The application procedure consists of registration through EU Login, filling in of the application form and submission of a Valid ID card/passport and University qualifications declared as completed.

Useful links:

stage - European Commission

European Commission

Contact Information: For any information please use the following contact form

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ECMI welcomes applications for its Research Traineeship Programme. The programme is intended for current master’s students who wish to further develop their analytical, drafting and networking skills in a leading European think tank. An agreement will be drafted between ECMI/CEPS and the candidate’s university. Apply now!

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Organization: The European Capital Market Institute (ECMI), is an independent non-profit organization created to provide a forum in which market participants, policy-makers and academics alike can exchange ideas and opinions concerning the efficiency, stability, liquidity, integrity, fairness and competitiveness of European capital markets and discuss the latest market trends. ECMI conducts in-depth research aimed at informing the debate and policy-making process on a broad range of issues relevant to capital markets. Through its various activities, ECMI facilitates interaction among market participants, policymakers and academics.

Duty Station: Brussels, Belgium

Open To: all those students of  Economics, Finance, Statistics and show a strong interest in capital markets.   

Timeframe: the preferred period of the traineeship runs from early June 2019 to the end of  November 2019

Deadline: open

Job description:  the trainee will be able to gain insights into financial markets and their functioning and the relevant regulatory/policy framework by contributing to the day-to-day work of ECMI alongside the general manager and the research/administrative staff. The trainee will be provided with office space, available data resources and computing facilities and will receive a monthly allowance. The major responsibilities are:

- compiling and interpreting data on capital markets (ECMI Statistical Package & Findings);
- drafting commentaries and policy briefs on specific topics;
- supporting the team in helping to organise seminars/conferences/task forces;

Qualifications: the requirements that the candidate should have are :

- to be currently enrolled in an MA/ MSc in Economics/Finance/Statistics and show a strong interest in capital markets;
-  to demonstrate a good understanding of financial instruments/intermediaries and be familiar with financial/macro-economic databases;
- to possess a working knowledge of MS Office and statistical/econometrics software;
- to show an advanced command of English with proven drafting ability.

Wage/fees: not specificated

Application process: For partecipate to traineeship the candidate will submit by email at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. :
- letter of motivation and detailed CV;
- letter of recommendation from a professor or researcher familiar with the candidate’s work  1-2 recent writing samples;

Useful links:

Link Offer ECMI
About ECMI

Useful information: for more information about the ECMI activities, please visit website

Contact Information:

Centre for European Policy Studies
1 Place du Congres, 1000 Brussels
Tel: +32 (0) 2 229 39 11
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The Center for Democracy & Technology offers one opportunity as Development Manager, Individual Giving and the opportunity to attend the Summer 2019 Policy, Legal and Technologists Internship. Don’t miss these fantastic opportunities! Apply now!

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Organization: CDT is a leading nonprofit public interest organization, working at the cutting edge of digital rights policy. With expertise in law, technology, and policy, CDT engages in a variety of strategies to enhance free expression and privacy, including advocacy, public education, and research. CDT works on legislation, participates in agency rule-makings, engages in litigation, and fosters consensus-building among public interest and private sector stakeholders. CDT in headquartered in Washington, DC.

Duty Station: Washington DC for the Summer 2019 Internship Policy, Legal and Technologist and for the Development Manager, Individual Giving position.

Open To: For the Summer 2019 Internship Policy, Legal and Technologist university students with an interest in internet and technology policy, civil liberties and/or human rights law are encouraged to apply. The Development Manager position candidates with a bachelor‘s degree plus three years of working experience in individual donor communication and pipeline management

Timeframe: The Development Manager position is full time and the Internship in Policy, Legal and Technologist Internship starts in Summer 2019

Deadline: Now open

Job description: The Center for Democracy and Technology offers a position as Development Manager, Individual Giving and Summer Policy, Legal and Technologist Internship 2019. The Responsibilities for the Development Manager, Individual Giving will be:

-Manage and execute day-to-day individual donor correspondence, including cultivation, solicitation, and stewardship efforts;

-The manager will closely collaborate with the program teams to help identify and expand donor interest in CDT’s ongoing work;

-Collaborate with the communications team on social media and events designed to draw in new individual donors and prospects;

-Execute individual giving program, year-end giving campaign and other appeals, in collaboration with communications team and Director of Development;

-Contribute to monthly prospect pipeline meetings with program directors and senior leadership team, working closely with the development associate on moves management;

The Responsibilities for the Summer Intern 2019 Policy, Legal, and Technology will be:

- Contributing  to CDT’s work by conducting legal and policy research, drafting reports and legal analyses, assisting in the preparation of testimony, presentations, legislative proposals and briefs, and creating online educational resources;

-Conducting policy research, drafting reports and analyses, assisting in the preparation of testimony, presentations, and legislative proposals, and creating online educational resources;

Qualifications: The selected candidate for the position of the Development Manager, Individual Giving should have the following requirements:

-3+ years in development with experience in individual donor communication and pipeline management;

-Excellent writing skills, both in correspondence and long form (such as grants or donor reports);

-Strong attention to detail and the ability to operate in a fast-paced environment;

-Ability to direct people and projects toward shared goals in a collaborative and positive manner.

For the position of the Summer Intern 2019 Policy, Legal and Technology the following requirements are required:

-Being a university student.

-Having an interest in internet and technology policy, civil liberties and/or human rights law, strong research and writing skills, the ability to take initiative and prioritize responsibilities in a fast-paced office environment, and a strong academic record;

Wage/fees: For the Development Manager, Individual Giving salary is commensurate with experience. The Interns of the Summer 2019 Internship  will receive a modest stipends weekly;

Application process: In order to apply for the The Development Manager position, send a Cover Letter and a CV to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..  To apply for the Summer 2019 Intern, Policy, Technology send the following This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. or fill out the Following Form

Useful links:

Link to the Offer

Center for Democracy & Technology

Contact Information: For any kind of Information please contact the  Following Address

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Would you like to commit yourself to a solidarity project? Would you like to commit yourself to promote projects at European level? The European Solidarity Corps is the new initiative of the European Union that offers young people work or volunteer opportunities, either in their own country or abroad, as part of projects to help communities or populations in Europe. After completing a simple registration procedure, participants in the European Solidarity Corps will be able to be selected and invited to join a wide range of projects, for example related to the prevention of natural disasters or reconstruction following a disaster, assistance in centers for asylum seekers or social problems of various kinds in the communities. Do not miss this opportunity and send your application now!

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Organization: The European Solidarity Corps is the new initiative of the European Union that offers young people work or volunteer opportunities, either in their own country or abroad, as part of projects to help communities or populations in Europe. The European Solidarity Corps manages a wide range of projects, for example related to the prevention of natural disasters or reconstruction following a disaster, assistance in centers for asylum seekers or social problems of various kinds in the communities. Projects supported by the European Solidarity Body can last up to twelve months and normally take place on the territory of the Member States of the European Union.

Duty Station: the destination will be outlined according to the project

Open To: candidates aged between 18 and 30 years

Deadline: open all year round

Job description: The European Solidarity Corps is a pool of young people who have indicated their intention to participate in solidarity projects and have declared that they accept and respect the mission and principles of the European Solidarity Corps. Depending on the type of project and the candidate's skills and experience, the European Solidarity Body could propose training activities before starting the project. Some examples of tasks that could be entrusted are:

- help rebuild a school or community center destroyed by an earthquake
- provide assistance to newly arrived asylum seekers
- thin out the wooded vegetation to prevent fires
- work with disabled people in a community center

Qualifications: candidates must meet the following requirements:
- be aged between 18 and 30 years;
- reside legally or be a citizen of one of the Member States of the European Union or of the following countries: Iceland, Liechtenstein, Norway, Turkey, the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia.

Application process: In order to apply, follow the on-line procedure indicated on the European Solidarity Body page.

After registration, the candidate's data will be kept in the European Solidarity Corps system. Organizations will have access to the database to find people suitable for their projects and will contact them to ask them to participate in the projects in question.

The European Commission will invite organizations to submit proposals to receive funding or other types of support for projects compatible with the mission and principles of the European Solidarity Corps. Once their projects have been approved, organizations will have access to the pool of candidates to select the most suitable young people to take part in it. The organizations will then contact the preselected people and proceed to the final choice.

Useful links:

Link to the offer

European Union

Contact Information:

Corso Vittorio Emanuele II, 64

33170

Pordenone PN

Italy

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The One Youth Ambassador Programme is looking for passionate and enthusiastic volunteers to join their team in 2019 in different locations around Europe! Make a difference in the fight against poverty! Apply now!

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Organization: ONE is a campaigning and advocacy organization of more than nine million people around the world taking action to end extreme poverty and preventable disease, particularly in Africa. It believes the fight against poverty isn’t about charity, but about justice and equality. Whether lobbying political leaders in world capitals or running cutting-edge grassroots campaigns, ONE pressures governments to do more to fight AIDS and other preventable, treatable diseases in the poorest places on the planet, to empower small-holder farmers, to expand access to energy, and to combat corruption so governments are accountable to their citizens. Cofounded by Bono and other activists, ONE is strictly nonpartisan.ONE’s 9 million members are critical to this work and  They come from every walk of life and from across the political spectrum. ONE teams are in Washington, D.C., New York, London, Johannesburg, Brussels, Berlin, Paris, Ottawa, and Abuja and they educate and lobby governments to shape policy solutions that save and improve millions of lives every year

Duty Station: Belgium -France-Italy-UK-Netherlands-Germany-Ireland                                

Open To: Candidates who are typically between 16-35 years old and want to become more engaged in international development or  develop their skills in creating change

Timeframe: The volunteering programme run out throughout 2019

Deadline: Belgium Programme 9/1/2019 -France Programme 7/1/2019- Germany Programme 6/1/2019- Ireland Programme  10/1/2019- Italy Programme 20/1/2019- Netherlands Programme 21/1/2019- UK Programme 20/1/2019

Job description: The successful candidate will have access to a range of campaign and advocacy tools and activities, and will receive support to design and develop their own action plans with the ONE team. He/she will have the following responsibilities:

-Organizing and delivering local events & presentations;

-Attending events including festivals;

-Meeting with decision-makers, and advocating members of the European Parliament, European Commissioners and other influential figures on ONE’s 2019 campaigns;

-Using social media to raise awareness and create change;  

-Writing letters to newspapers and possibly appearing on the radio or TV  Encouraging the public to take online and in person campaign actions;

Qualifications: To successful candidate should have the following requirements:

-A strong motivation to support the fight against extreme poverty and one particular;

-Interest in international issues;

- Availability to remain throughout the program in the country where he/she applied;

-Excellent communication skills and good knowledge of English. See on the Offer page  other language  requirements for each programme;

-Strong interpersonal skills, preparation for teamwork;

-Ability to motivate and support others;

-Excellent organizational skills, including the ability to organize own workload effectively;

Wage/fees: Unpaid

Application process: To apply to the programme it is necessary to send a CV and fill out the application form that can be found on the Offer page by clicking on each programme

Useful Information: Being a ONE Youth Ambassador is not a full-time or paid role. It is a voluntary role that will take no more than a few hours of your time every week. Youth Ambassadors are typically between 16-35 years of age but we will consider applications outside this age range. There will be monthly meetings, a launch event, and end of year celebration, which you are expected to attend, as well as opportunities to meet other European Youth Ambassadors

Useful links:

ONE

Link to the Offers

Contact Information: For any kind of information  please contact the Following Page

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The Lisbon Council, a Brussels based think tank is looking for a Project Manager and Research  Associate to join their team! What are you waiting for? Apply now!

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Organization: The Lisbon Council for Economic Competitiveness and Social Renewal is a Brussels-based think tank and policy network. Established in 2003 in Belgium as a non-profit, non-partisan association, the group is dedicated to making a positive contribution through cutting-edge research and by engaging political leaders and the public at large in a constructive exchange about the economic and social challenges of the 21st century. Key themes of the organization are climate change and environmental protection. The president of the organization is the American journalist Paul Hofheinz

Duty Station: Brussels

Open To: Candidates who are interested in EU policy-making and Public Policy

Timeframe: Not Specified

Deadline: Not specified

Job description: The successful candidate will have the following responsibilities:

- assisting in the preparation and successful staging of Lisbon Council events, including drafting high-level programmes, managing teams and keeping participants informed before and after meetings;

-engaging with and manage a community of VIPs, policymakers, and stakeholders in an effective, personalized manner;

-managing the administration and back-up for a team of five researchers;

-performing additional tasks running of the Lisbon Council office, which includes liaising with external service providers;

Qualifications: The ideal candidate should have the following requirements:

- Having  superior organizational skills and pay attention to detail;

- Having good people skills, including the ability to manage complex events to a very high standard;

-Having knowledge of and an interest in EU policy-making and public policy;

show a willingness to learn and be mentored;

-Being fluent in English (French and/or Flemish are a plus);

-Fulfilling the legal requirements to work in Belgium;

-Being an entrepreneurial self-starter and team player with a good work ethic;

Wage/fees: Paid but the value is not specified

Application process: To apply to this offer it is necessary to send a CV and motivational letter to the This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. with the Subject line Project Manager

Useful links:

Link to the Offer

The Lisbon Council

Contact Information: For any kind of information please visit the Following Page

IPC-Résidence Palace

155 rue de la Loi

1040 Brussels, Belgium

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"All human beings are born free and equal in dignity and rights. They are endowed with reason and conscience and must act towards one another in a spirit of brotherhood. »
This is what is mentioned in the first article of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights signed in Paris on December 10th, 1948, whose drafting was promoted by the United Nations for application in all member states. The Declaration of Human Rights is an ethical code of fundamental historical importance: for the first time in the history of humanity, in fact, a document that concerned all the people of the world without distinction was produced; for the first time it was written that there are rights that every human being must be able to enjoy for the only reason of existing. Every year on December 10th the International Day of Human Rights is celebrated, to commemorate the proclamation  of this important document.

The aim of this day is to educate and raise awareness about respect for men as such and to remember the steps taken by society towards the respect of all human beings, against slavery and the abolition of individual rights. It is no coincidence that the day presents itself as a moment of confrontation and reflection to pay tribute to all human rights defenders who, through their actions, struggle to put an end to discrimination and injustice.
In 1993, the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR) was established to protect and promote human rights enshrined in the Universal Declaration.
The Declaration of Human Rights serves as an inspiring muse for another international treaty, namely the European Convention on Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms (ECHR); adopted in the Council of Europe and signed in Rome on the 4th of November 1950, it can be defined as the purest and most complete form of protection of human rights, as it is legally binding. This Convention has made possible the creation of the European Court of Human Rights in 1959, which is based in Strasbourg and has as its main objective the respect of the rights established by the same Cedu. To protect human rights in Europe, the European Union Agency for Human Rights was set up in 2007, as an evolution of the European Monitoring Center on Racism and Xenophobia.

Human rights are the foundations of freedom, peace, development and justice and it is essential to make laws to protect and support human rights, just as men and women who are courageously struggling to protect their own and others' rights.

A number of UN peacekeeping operations have a human rights component. In total, UN activities in the field of human rights are currently carried out on the territory of 30 nations. They contribute to strengthening national capacities in the areas of human rights legislation, administration and education; investigate violations that are reported and assist governments in taking corrective measures where they are needed. The International Day of Human Rights is therefore one of the flagship events in the calendar of the United Nations headquarters and is honored with high-profile political conferences and cultural events such as exhibitions or concerts on the subject of human rights. Furthermore, the two most important awards in this field are traditionally attributed in this day, namely the UN Human Rights Prize, awarded in New York, and the Nobel Peace Prize in Oslo, Norway. We also have links to the Vienna Declaration and Action Program (VDPA) adopted by the Vienna World Conference on Human Rights in 1993; this meeting marked a fundamental moment to reaffirm the importance of the value of cooperation and to develop awareness of the North-South cleavage, as well as constituted a significant turning point in attitudes towards women.
Until now, human rights have rarely figured in the diagnoses or recipes suggested by the international community; instead, it would be good for governments to invest in human rights with the same conviction with which they invest in economic recovery.
The international law is clear: "Whoever you are, wherever you live, your voice counts".

Useful Links: some of the international organizations and NGO’s which are involved directly in human rights:

- United Nations Office of the High Commissiones for Human Rights - OHCHR

- European Union Agency for Fundamental Rights

- Corte Europea dei Diritti dell'Uomo

- Amnesty International

- Human Rights Watch

- Human Rights Action Center

- OSCE Office for Democratic Institutions and Human Rights

- Human Rights Without Frontiers

- Asian Human Rights Commision

- African Commission on Human and Peoples' Rights

- Council of Europe

Read our article dedicated to the International Day of Human Rights: 10th of December 2018: 70 years of Human Rights Day in the section International Organizations

During the experience abroad with the Erasmus + program we often can not improve the language of the host country, but this year everything will be easier thanks to the OLS: the new free online language courses.

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After  the introduction of the Erasmus + the European Commission has decided to help the young people who take part in this programme to decisively improve their language through the OLS online courses. Let's find out what it is.

What is OLS?
Online linguistic support (OLS) is the new online service for university students, vocational education and training students (VET mobility) and European Voluntary Service volunteers (EVS) participating in the Erasmus + program. It is possible to access the service from the comfort of your own home:
- just have a wi-fi connection;
- have the credentials to access the Erasmus + online page and in a few seconds you can take advantage of these truly innovative courses.

General objectives:

The OLS is based on three key points:

-First, it allows you to check your current level of knowledge of the language you will use during your experience abroad with Erasmus +;
- It allows you to improve your language skills. OLS is an extraordinary and easy-to-use tool for learning languages online, designed specifically for those taking part in the Erasmus + program. It's a great way to perfect language learning when, where and how you want;
- After a period of time you will be able to perform a second evaluation test to check the progress made.

Description of the OLS service

 The OLS service for students and volunteers of the Erasmus + program:
- Offers assessment tests and online language courses;
- It allows you to work at your own pace and to adapt the learning experience to your needs;
- Offers a wide range of activities to improve your language skills;
- It allows you to follow MOOC (Massive Open Online Courses) thematic or - It allows you to take advantage of private lessons online with native speakers and other participants in the Erasmus + program;
- It is available in 24 languages.

Who is it for:

 To take advantage of the OLS online program you should:
- Be a university student;
- Be a student of vocational education and training (VET mobility) or
- Be in the European Voluntary Service (EVS) participating in the Erasmus + program.

OLS for refugees

For the period 2016-2019, the European Commission has extended access the OLS courses to 100,000 newly arrived refugees and migrants on a voluntary basis. The goal of this initiative is:
- improve their integration in society through the learning of the local language;
- allow refugees and migrants to access free online language courses. Refugees must:
- supply an online assessment test to determine their level of language proficiency;
They will then be able to access the OLS language learning platform for up to 13 months.

The OLS language courses include a wide range of modules covering different linguistic aspects, as well as interactive activities. Refugees will also be able to take a second assessment test to measure progress.

Who is the OLS for refugees addressed to?

The OLS for refugees is aimed at refugees and newly arrived migrants. NGOs providing assistance to refugees and migrants will need to get in touch with the nearest institution that has joined the initiative, provide an e-mail address of the relevant candidate and indicate the chosen language of study.

Useful links:

Link to the offer

About OLS

The European Commission

OLS support

Contact Information:

Head of Unit and ICP (International Contact Point): Claudia Peritore: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
Telephone helpdesk at the following number: 06 54210483
Monday to Thursday: 09.00am - 1.00pm & 2.00pm - 4.30pm
Friday: 09.00 - 13.30

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The Daimler society offers internships position at the Credit Operations European Markets department in Germany. What are you waiting for? Apply now!

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Organization: The Daimler society is one of the biggest producers of premium cars and the world's biggest manufacturer of commercial vehicles with a global reach and they provide financing, leasing, fleet management, insurance and innovative mobility services. In Daimler, interdisciplinary teams are developing tomorrow's mobility. The company is based on collaborative work environments that stimulate revolutionary concepts, innovative solutions to and from people.

Duty Station: Germany

Open To: The ideal candidate at the financial/leasing banking position should:

- Have a degree in Business Administration, Economics, Finance or other related fields; or

- Be in final stages of Bachelor studies or in Master studies with affinity to IT.

Timeframe: From February 2019

Deadline: Not specified

Job description: As an intern at the department of Credit Operations at the European Market you will:

- Conceptualize develop an online SharePoint as an exchange and information sharing service for Region Europe;

-Analyse and track Operational Performance Indicators;

-Support with initiatives at Credit Operations Europe with focus on automation and digitalization of credit processes;

-Support with information collection and sharing of best practices across the Region;

- Respond timely, accurately and efficiently to various ad hoc requests.

Qualifications: To apply for the position as Data Analyst at the department of Credit Operations at the European Market you should:

-Have a degree in Business Administration, Economics, Finance or other related fields; or in final stages of Bachelor studies or in Master studies with affinity to IT;

-Have a very good communication skills and proficiency in English language;

-Have structured working style, ability to analyze complex topics and derive practical solutions and ability to familiarize with unknown topics;

-Know how to use Microsoft Office, SharePoint development, HTML coding, Web page designing and familiarity with CSS.

Wage: Not specified

Application process: To apply for the position at the department of Credit Operations at the European Market you have to:

- Send your application online;

-Send your CV;

-Send an individual letter and any references you may have.

Useful links:

About Open market operations

About Daimler

Link to the offer

Contact Information:

Daimler AG 70546 Stuttgart Germany

Phone: +49 711 17 0

Fax: +49 711 17 22244

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University of twente Holland offers the opportunity to excellent students to fulfill their experience in research through scholarship programme. Student from both EU/EEA as well as non-EU/EEA countries are invited to apply

For more opportunities go to: Education

Organization: The University of Twente is a public research university located in Enschede, Netherlands. It offers degrees in the fields of social sciences, exact sciences and is highly specialized in engineering. The UT collaborates with Delft University of Technology, Eindhoven University of Technology and the Wageningen University and Research Centre under the umbrella of 4TU and is also a partner in the European Consortium of Innovative Universities (ECIU). The UT is ranked 65th in the Reuters's 2017 European Most Innovative Universities, and, 153rd worldwide in 2018 according to the Times Higher Education magazine.

Duty Station: Netherlands

Open To: both EU/EEA as well as non-EU/EEA countries

Deadline: 1 Febbraio 2019

Job description: The University Twente Scholarship (UTS) is a scholarship for excellent students from both EU/EEA as well as non-EU/EEA countries, applying for a Master's programme at the University of Twente.

Qualifications: In order to be eligible for a the University of Twente Scholarship, you should meet all the requirements below  

-Application for an UT scholarship is a procedure separate from the application for course entry at the University of Twente. Regardless of funding, you will need to gain an admission letter first

-You have been (provisionally) admitted to one of the qualifying UT Master programmes starting in the academic year 2019/2020 (September). Please note: After completion of your application, it may take up to 8 weeks before you receive the results

-You must have a student number

-You have not graduated from a UT graduate programme

-You comply with the conditions for obtaining an entry visa in the Netherlands (if applicable);

-You comply with the general English language test requirement Academic IELTS 6.5 (or TOEFL iBT of 90) and an additional 6.0 (TOEFL iBT 20) on the subscore of speaking skills

-You are not eligible for a Dutch study loan;

-The University Twente Scholarship is a scholarship for excellent students. Typically this means that you belong to the best 5 to 10 percent of your class

Wage:

-€ 3,000 - € 25,000 for one year (approximately 50 scholarships available). If you have applied for a two-year programme, make sure you read the information about two-year study programmes.

Please note: This scholarship is meant as a compensation for study related costs. It is up to the scholarship student to decide how to spend the money. No costs (e.g. tuition fees) will be paid on your behalf.

Have a look at the overview of the estimated costs of living in the Netherlands

Application process:

Application deadline - round 1:

Application form opens on 15 October 2018

Application forms closes on 1 February 2019 (for programmes starting September 2019)

Application deadline - round 2:

Application form opens on 1 February 2019

Application form closes on 1 May 2019 (for programmes starting September 2019)

If you applied in round 1, and your application was rejected, an application in round 2 is not considered.

Useful links:

University of Twente Scholarship

Application and requirements

Contact Information:

UNIVERSITY OF TWENTE

DRIENERLOLAAN 5

7522 NB ENSCHEDE

+31 (0)53 489 9111

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edited by Amantia Bali

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